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. 2017 Feb 16;20(8):1452–1460. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017000088

Table 2.

Interview statement themes and sub-themes in focus group discussions among low-income adult residents (n 28) of three affordable housing communities in Washington, DC, USA

Theme Sub-theme Definition Focus groups referenced
Perceptions of farmers’ markets Knowledge Existing knowledge about local farmers’ markets (e.g. location, hours) Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Current participation Current use of local farmers’ markets Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Benefits Perceived advantages of shopping at farmers’ markets Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Barriers Perceived disadvantages of shopping at farmers’ markets Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Perceptions of CSA Benefits Perceived advantages of enrolling in a CSA programme Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Barriers Perceived disadvantages of enrolling in a CSA programme Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Questions/concerns Issues participants would want clarified before they would be willing to enrol in a CSA programme Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Need/interest in additional programming Nutrition education Interest in nutrition-related programming Amharic, English, Spanish, Older Adults
Non-nutrition education Interest in programming unrelated to nutrition Amharic, English
Qualities of programming Preferred characteristics of desired programming English, Spanish, Older Adults
Perceived barriers Perceived roadblocks to beginning new programmes English, Spanish, Older Adults
Current health knowledge and behaviours Dietary behaviours Information about current eating habits Amharic, English, Older Adults
Health recommendations Suggestions on how to improve health English
Health concerns Most salient health concerns for self and family English, Older Adults

CSA, community-supported agriculture.